Which of the following is an effect of gastric secretions on digestion? - low gastric acid
a) Trypsin cleaves maltose into glucose
b) an emulsifier which increases the surface area of fat
c) sodium bicarbonate increases the pH, which facilitates the action of pepsin
Hydrochloric acid d) is to facilitate a low pH value on the effect of pepsin
Friday, February 5, 2010
Low Gastric Acid Which Of The Following Is An Effect Of Gastric Secretions On Digestion?
4 comments:
The answer is D, but the emphasis is on the stomach.
Answer B is correct, but the emulsifier is not a gastric juice, but the bile from the liver - if secretion of the liver ..
The answer is D, but the emphasis is on the stomach.
Answer B is correct, but the emulsifier is not a gastric juice, but the bile from the liver - if secretion of the liver ..
The answer is D, but the emphasis is on the stomach.
Answer B is correct, but the emulsifier is not a gastric juice, but the bile from the liver - if secretion of the liver ..
The correct answer is (d).
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